Human Brains Have a Distinct Division-Of-Labor Strategy

question 15

Multiple Choice

Human brains have a distinct division-of-labor strategy. Each task is achieved as a result of multiple brain areas working together. But the work of the various parts of the brain must be compiled into a finished whole. The issue of how this reassembly works is referred to as the

• A) binding problem.
• B) Humpty Dumpty dilemma.
• C) reassembly law.
• D) ultimate puzzle.

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